mailman.git/Mailman/database/model, branch masterThe GNU Mailing List manager.https://git.neuromancer.sk/mailman.git/atom/Mailman/database/model?h=master2007-12-08T16:51:36ZReorganize the database subpackage, primarily by removing the 'model'2007-12-08T16:51:36ZBarry Warsaw2007-12-08T16:51:36Zurn:sha1:5495accf05d77e1c4ff2855f5e42c2e56f51e45d
subdirectory and updating all relevant imports. Move of the circular
import problems have been eliminated in the process.
Complete the port to Storm, at least as far as the current Mailman test suite2007-11-17T05:05:23ZBarry Warsaw2007-11-17T05:05:23Zurn:sha1:12ace359ccceb507ac2e55c1333f63d3d92af6f7
is concerned. This still requires a minor patch to Storm to handle timedelta
types in SQLite.
All the simple test fixes are now in, and while there are still some failing2007-11-10T18:14:51ZBarry Warsaw2007-11-10T18:14:51Zurn:sha1:58b8ca1c929c5bc0ea1b36fb5e6e683a8830e963
tests, we're making very good progress. Just the tough ones are left. This
change did modify the the schema a bit, for better naming and typing.
E.g. 'type' -> 'request_type' and using a RawStr for a hash type.
More Unicodification; fixed several more doctests.2007-11-08T23:42:56ZBarry Warsaw2007-11-08T23:42:56Zurn:sha1:3d7b9702e4ff97f86025f8d7ae9b29220f5bf264More Unicodification; fixed two more doctests.2007-11-08T16:54:25ZBarry Warsaw2007-11-08T16:54:25Zurn:sha1:b28433d0eb1d8cf024f7926cabb37a740571800eTwo more passing tests.2007-11-08T11:55:24ZBarry Warsaw2007-11-08T11:55:24Zurn:sha1:73cd0202ff15835139ad4e1d6bfab3a35e804e5bFix two doctests: addresses.txt and mlist-addresses.txt2007-11-07T11:55:13ZBarry Warsaw2007-11-07T11:55:13Zurn:sha1:c8940f127f99071cb4f256007ece39e6a14a5302
Remove flush() altogether. Yee-haw! Rework queries to be Stormy. Fix
doctests to be Unicode-ish.
Fix two doctests: ack-headers and acknowledgment.2007-11-06T23:16:22ZBarry Warsaw2007-11-06T23:16:22Zurn:sha1:d6377c92857c513faf484ef9a91a6b00da789d4b
This hacks around an apparent bug in the email package where if you parse a
unicode message string, you still end up getting 8-bit strings out of the
headers, and probably payloads.
The hack is to override Mailman.Message.Message.__getitem__() to force the
header value returned to a Unicode. It must be ASCII but this is required
anyway by RFC 2822. It's not perfect, but it lets us get farther without
forcing a detour into fixing the email package.
Other changes:
- Fix the Address table's references, and also update the subscribe() query.
- Fix the Member table's references and add a __init__().
- Fix Roster's get_member() query.
- Fix the Enum class's variable_class attribute.
- UserManager.create_user() has to use Unicodes for real_name.
Target Mailman onto the Storm <http://storm.canonical.com> Python ORM. This2007-11-04T23:10:21ZBarry Warsaw2007-11-04T23:10:21Zurn:sha1:46f480dfaa6286ff8950af817de1c35910b37e16
enables a few interesting things:
1. It makes it easier to do our "pillars of storage" idea, where list data and
messages could live in one database, but user information live in a
separate database.
2. It reduces the number of moving parts. SQLAlchemy and Elixir can both go
away in favor of just one database layer.
3. No more Unicode/string mush hell. Somewhere along the way the upgrade to
SQLAlchemy 0.4 and Elixir 0.4 made the strings coming out the database
sometimes Unicode and sometimes 8-bit. This was totally unpredictable.
Storm asserts that if a property is declared Unicode, it comes in and goes
out as Unicode.
4. 'flush' is gone.
One cost of this is that Storm does not yet currently support schema
generation. So I cheat by dumping the trunk's SQLite schema and using that as
a starting place for the Storm-based schema. I hope that Storm will
eventually address this.
Other related changes include:
- SQLALCHEMY_ENGINE_URL is renamed to DEFAULT_DATABASE_URL. This may still
get changed.
Things I still want to fix:
- Ickyness with clearing the databases.
- Really implement multiple stores with better management of the Store
instances.
- Fix all the circular import nasties.
Kill of another now unnecessary append(), fixing the users.txt doctest.2007-11-01T03:02:49ZBarry Warsaw2007-11-01T03:02:49Zurn:sha1:85473d738ce8ec53ac518819832e0babc3558cf2